Ok, here is a design that clearly has the Apple hangover. I know Mac World Expo is round the bend, but when experienced designers like Li Jianye take this Apple route for no apparent reason, I get hyper! This shelf does nothing spectacular except hold your current playing &favorite CDs, in the coverflow style as seen in the iPod Touch Ads. I wonder how many will fall for this bait? 
While the Esc Clock will not let you be late, the Pause chair gives you the appropriate break to sit down and stretch your legs a little. An apt seating option, the chair comes in customized keys like Home, del, Esc Cancel, etc. Available at Mixco, the chairs looks to made from molded plastic with high gloss paint finish. The cat on top of the Pause just goes on to tell you how sexy/geeky you can feel, sitting on it! 
Adrian Monk our quirky detective will have a hard time adjusting to the asymmetrical Uproot furniture by Matthew Spencer. Enforce Chaos is the theory behind this quirky furniture that camouflages functionality with eccentric looks. Neat-Freaks beware; the up-down lines on these pieces will drive you crazy! The lineup includes a Coffee Table and a storage cabinet for your audio and video equipments. The versatile coffee table is best suited in plastic or wood constructions. A layer of foam or rubber beneath the surface could encourage it to become a random seating area as well. The vertical lines may seem random and unstable, but the horizontal plane enforces stability. 
Delicious Armchair LIPS is a funky design by Russian designer Milla Rezanova. She has employed simple geometrical forms and straight lines to a smooth surface of black and white color to create this gorgeous chair. Hinting at a minimalist décor appeal, the functionality quotient on this piece is pretty high.
Thanks Milla
In many countries they don't use any furniture for seating, the simply huddle together in a circle on the floor and catch up on gossip. While this may make a cozy picture, I can't imagine it being very comfortable, unless you can sit on the ground for long hours. Andrej Statskij's Carousel Sofa takes inspiration from the fair carousel, but I think it's an extended version of the traditional divan. You get to play with 5 cushions around this 8-sided mattress to create the perfect seating option. There are two cushions that house storage options and can even function as tables. In all you get a sofa plus table plus drawer; wow that's a lot coming from a single furniture piece! 
Functional furniture or the type that allows you to stow it away can be very handy in homes that have a space crunch. I guess Fatih Can SARIÖZ identifies this need, because he has an interesting idea that exemplifies wrap-it-up dining table. The Flower ironically is a dining table, with seating (chairs) structured as green petals! Ironic, because I don't think there are any green-petal-flowers in the world. The table is the central focus, which holds the stands of the chair. The set simply blossoms open, just like a flower, to offer comfortable seating for six people. Ideal for the backyard or near the pool, it's a set that could do justice even inside your home, if you suffer from lack-of-space in matchbox homes! 
A part of the Stefano Bettio 2008 collection, the Giralot is one of the most handsome and contemporary designs in storage shelves. The style is quite like the Swivel staircase and turns a complete 180° on a column. You can either conceal the contents completely or display them; either ways the shelf looks distinguished mounted on a wall. The shelf is ideal where spaces are constrained and you need something compact that doesn't occupy much space but holds sufficient items in it. You can stow your DVDs, books, and bottles and either display them with pride or keep the mess hidden. 
The images of hands coming out of the Step Bed literally remind me of quick sand. It's like people are sinking slowly into it and ironically, I've heard somewhere that if your try and lie on your back, you won't sink in the Quick Sand. Moving on, this bed is quite a sturdy master that boasts of ecological implications. Once you're through with it, you can dismantle and completely re-cycle all its components. The makers Lago claim that both the aluminum and the felt used to make the piece can be tosses in the reuse bin. The most gratifying part is that if you live in cramped quarters and have no room for bedside table, the felt on the headboard can be shifted around. So you can wedge in a book or your newspaper in between the felt strips!
Creativity should also means fun; the Double Up Bench is a prime example that would endorse this theory. A product of Sturm Und Plastic, this bench is a colorful and whimsical representation of quirky imagination. in it's original representation, the bench comes closed but opens up in a zoomorphic way, kind of like a flower blooming! Made from self-skinning polyurethane, the form of the bench can be adjusted according to one's comfort. The structure of this sofa/bench is made from satin metal. Somehow, when you see this design from a particular angle , it reminds me of colorful piano or xylophone keys, don't you think so too? 
One of the most integral part of your living room, is the coffee table that you integrate. The perfect one always evokes the coveted reactions. A part of the Mensa tables from Lazerian, the Mensa Coffee Table feature intricate styling for its base that is truly enchanting. The coffee table is constructed using birch plywood modules with stainless steel rods to add to the structure and rigidity. One like this will sure make me house proud, what about you? 
To pep up your world you may need to take solace in colors. As you know color therapy works wonders and so will this Urban Colors Collection by Lithuanian designer Andrej Statskij. Designed using colors representing the dark urban night, Andrej plays with hues like black, red and yellow to create a striking combination. Pick from a sofa, sofa-couch, armchair with shelf, seating-pouffe and coffee table to create the perfect ensemble. 
Hunting Lines ottoman and sofa are a set of comfortable seating options by Daniel Becker. Reclining into one of them will sure be a luxury and maybe a conversation starter as well. The contrasting yellow of the ottoman is an attention-grabbing tactic that really works. The first thing that catches your eye is the bright yellow border, but that I guess is its biggest USP as well.
Yeah, the thought of sitting on a bejeweled crown doesn't sound so cushy but the truth of the matter is…if it's Andy Kurovets' Crown Chair, then it's worth your tushy! Inspired by a crown, this futuristic looking chair makes you feel like a King! Looks like you could rule the world sitting on it. I can picture it in my den, in front of my TV and me sitting on it and commanding the house to run to my tunes. The wire-mesh curve on the side and the square highlights on the bottom ring; all these with the defiant base, give the throne a royal look. Least I get a bit haughty with the stiff upper-lip; I'm back to my humble beanbag.
One…only one piece of material is used to carve out such a unique table. Called the One - piece table, it's best described as an attractive, practical and optical illusion furniture for any space. The main curve changes all the time, depending on from where you view it. Complementing the table are these set of chairs, which are easy to stow and pile. Made from molded plastic, the designs have been inspired by cutting simplicity and are meant for those who fancy contemporary stuff. 
Spline is a lounger that is built out of three basic blocks. The arrangement of these blocks determines its form. Play around a bit and it turns to a chair or a lounge or a bench, take your pick! Rotomolded in plastic, 'spline' is lightweight and can be used both outdoors and indoors. This makes it very versatile and takes away the boredom of being stuck with a single furniture design. It's been designed by Abhijeet Kumar. 
